You've been asking for it... an all new #TJAMS Christmas Episode just in time for the Holidays.

Jim and Mickey finally figured out how to record *and* save a show.

Jim and Mickey make their long awaited return.... and they have some explaining to do....

Jim and Mickey make their long awaited return.... and they have some explaining to do....

The unusual twists and turns of the Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise series. With so many streaming options, does it really help those of us watching or will it soon be just as costly as cable? Some of the "new" shows for fall sound awfully familiar and a little strange. We find out what commercials #TJAMS listeners love and have stood the test of time.

The unusual twists and turns of the Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise series. With so many streaming options, does it really help those of us watching or will it soon be just as costly as cable? Some of the "new" shows for fall sound awfully familiar and a little strange. We find out what commercials #TJAMS listeners love and have stood the test of time.

Mickey and Jim contemplate the siren’s call of high school reunions, the existential crisis of the NFL preseason – with starters now not playing in two of the five weeks, what’s the point? — that bizarre New York Post article announcing zaftig figures are back in style, ABC’s Somewhere Between and other summer programming, and those cultural phenomenon you hate that everyone else seems to love.

Mickey and Jim contemplate the siren’s call of high school reunions, the existential crisis of the NFL preseason – with starters now not playing in two of the five weeks, what’s the point? — that bizarre New York Post article announcing zaftig figures are back in style, ABC’s Somewhere Between and other summer programming, and those cultural phenomenon you hate that everyone else seems to love.

This week Jim and Mickey examine why R. Kelly is the celebrity most likely to be surrounded by salacious accusations and rumors for the rest of his life, why Game of Thrones fans need to switch to decaf, the national tragedy of robot suicides, the asinine suggestion that the new Christopher Nolan World War II drama Dunkirk is somehow insufficiently diverse, and whether Chicagoans can be persuaded to put ketchup on hot dogs by simply renaming it “Chicago Dog Sauce.”

This week Jim and Mickey examine why R. Kelly is the celebrity most likely to be surrounded by salacious accusations and rumors for the rest of his life, why Game of Thrones fans need to switch to decaf, the national tragedy of robot suicides, the asinine suggestion that the new Christopher Nolan World War II drama Dunkirk is somehow insufficiently diverse, and whether Chicagoans can be persuaded to put ketchup on hot dogs by simply renaming it “Chicago Dog Sauce.”

This week on our pop culture podcast, we return in furious fashion featuring Mickey’s disappointment with the Millennial heist film Baby Driver, why Jim's off the ledge when it comes to Twin Peaks, why Kim Kardashian apparently isn’t a cokehead after all, child-rearing challenges, from George Clooney to Japan, and a quick assessment of HBO’s The Defiant Ones.